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Only The Months Ahead Will Tell Whether Buyers Are Okay With Higher-For-Longer

Leadership

Only The Months Ahead Will Tell Whether Buyers Are Okay With Higher-For-Longer

You'd think, judging from the narrative so far, the cure for high prices might be to simply get used to them. Don't consider them an ailment worth the effort to cure. But that's a risky bet.

This A.I. Taps Every Tool, Tactic Needed To Win In Spring Selling

Marketing & Sales

This A.I. Taps Every Tool, Tactic Needed To Win In Spring Selling

In our first episode of TBD Player, New Home Star Marketing Director Chris Laskowski leads a deep-dive exploration into an epic new A.I. capability that puts a firm's entire institutional knowledge-base into users' hands in split seconds.

Together with

New Home Star

2024's Top 10 New Trends In Homebuilding: No. 4 Price Drops

Marketing & Sales

2024's Top 10 New Trends In Homebuilding: No. 4 Price Drops

Success – homebuilding, and residential development senior strategists and principals must consider as a better-than-expected 2023 winds down – may be the enemy.

Together with

New Home Star

Homebuilding's Top 10 Trends In 2024: No. 3 Smaller Houses

Architecture

Homebuilding's Top 10 Trends In 2024: No. 3 Smaller Houses

Smaller home sizes don't – and can't – mean less value. It remains to be seen whether architects, engineers, and operators will succeed in creating iconic entry-level style homes whose form and function speak particularly to Millennial and Generation Z adult households.

Margin Pressure Mounts In A Higher-For-Longer Marathon

Capital

Margin Pressure Mounts In A Higher-For-Longer Marathon

The squeeze on private homebuilders' margins comes from three key sources: High mortgage rates eroding demand, leading to greater price concessions; tighter credit access, leading to higher borrowing costs; and land price inflation due to lot supply constraints.

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Only The Months Ahead Will Tell Whether Buyers Are Okay With Higher-For-Longer

Leadership

Only The Months Ahead Will Tell Whether Buyers Are Okay With Higher-For-Longer

You'd think, judging from the narrative so far, the cure for high prices might be to simply get used to them. Don't consider them an ailment worth the effort to cure. But that's a risky bet.

This A.I. Taps Every Tool, Tactic Needed To Win In Spring Selling

Marketing & Sales

This A.I. Taps Every Tool, Tactic Needed To Win In Spring Selling

In our first episode of TBD Player, New Home Star Marketing Director Chris Laskowski leads a deep-dive exploration into an epic new A.I. capability that puts a firm's entire institutional knowledge-base into users' hands in split seconds.

Together with

New Home Star

2024's Top 10 New Trends In Homebuilding: No. 4 Price Drops

Marketing & Sales

2024's Top 10 New Trends In Homebuilding: No. 4 Price Drops

Success – homebuilding, and residential development senior strategists and principals must consider as a better-than-expected 2023 winds down – may be the enemy.

Together with

New Home Star

Homebuilding's Top 10 Trends In 2024: No. 3 Smaller Houses

Architecture

Homebuilding's Top 10 Trends In 2024: No. 3 Smaller Houses

Smaller home sizes don't – and can't – mean less value. It remains to be seen whether architects, engineers, and operators will succeed in creating iconic entry-level style homes whose form and function speak particularly to Millennial and Generation Z adult households.

Margin Pressure Mounts In A Higher-For-Longer Marathon

Capital

Margin Pressure Mounts In A Higher-For-Longer Marathon

The squeeze on private homebuilders' margins comes from three key sources: High mortgage rates eroding demand, leading to greater price concessions; tighter credit access, leading to higher borrowing costs; and land price inflation due to lot supply constraints.

mortgage rate buydowns

Only The Months Ahead Will Tell Whether Buyers Are Okay With Higher-For-Longer

Leadership 05.30.24

Only The Months Ahead Will Tell Whether Buyers Are Okay With Higher-For-Longer

You'd think, judging from the narrative so far, the cure for high prices might be to simply get used to them. Don't consider them an ailment worth the effort to cure. But that's a risky bet.

This A.I. Taps Every Tool, Tactic Needed To Win In Spring Selling

Marketing & Sales 01.30.24

This A.I. Taps Every Tool, Tactic Needed To Win In Spring Selling

In our first episode of TBD Player, New Home Star Marketing Director Chris Laskowski leads a deep-dive exploration into an epic new A.I. capability that puts a firm's entire institutional knowledge-base into users' hands in split seconds.

2024's Top 10 New Trends In Homebuilding: No. 4 Price Drops

Marketing & Sales 11.27.23

2024's Top 10 New Trends In Homebuilding: No. 4 Price Drops

Success – homebuilding, and residential development senior strategists and principals must consider as a better-than-expected 2023 winds down – may be the enemy.

Homebuilding's Top 10 Trends In 2024: No. 3 Smaller Houses

Architecture 11.21.23

Homebuilding's Top 10 Trends In 2024: No. 3 Smaller Houses

Smaller home sizes don't – and can't – mean less value. It remains to be seen whether architects, engineers, and operators will succeed in creating iconic entry-level style homes whose form and function speak particularly to Millennial and Generation Z adult households.

Margin Pressure Mounts In A Higher-For-Longer Marathon

Capital 11.14.23

Margin Pressure Mounts In A Higher-For-Longer Marathon

The squeeze on private homebuilders' margins comes from three key sources: High mortgage rates eroding demand, leading to greater price concessions; tighter credit access, leading to higher borrowing costs; and land price inflation due to lot supply constraints.